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Date:         Wed, 11 Jun 1997 11:02 -0600 (MDT)
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From:         BLAINE_BACHMAN%PL-01M3@ccmail.plk.af.mil
Subject:      What drive belts and goldfish have in common

Jeff wrote in part:

I guess it could be bad, but then I noticed that the belt connected to the PS pump look be on inside out. Does it matter which way a belt is installed (sorry for the ignorance)? The other belts in plain view have the smooth side of the belt pointed outward. The belt connected to PS pump had the 'grove' side pointed outward. Is this sucker on inside out??

As I (re)learned two weeks ago, "belly up" belts, like fish, are dead.

Head to the parts (fish) store and buy a new one.

-Blaine


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